If your vehicle has an emergency spare wheel for temporary use, you must...
A)Keep it inflated to the maximum pressure recommended by the manufacturer.
B)Drive with it only for the time strictly necessary to take the vehicle to the nearest workshop.Correct
Some vehicles, instead of a spare wheel, have an emergency or temporary-use wheel. In the latter case, in the event of a puncture or blowout, if you have to drive, you must do so respecting the limitations of the wheel (generally emergency wheels have a speed limit of 80 km/h and allow between 50 and 200 km of use) and only for the time strictly necessary to take the vehicle to the nearest repair centre.
If the question referred to the spare wheel, the correct answer would be that the inflation pressure must be the highest recommended by the manufacturer.
If the question referred to the spare wheel, the correct answer would be that the inflation pressure must be the highest recommended by the manufacturer.